ART CITIES, Page 97
The organic sculpture and the magical universe of Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto take over the gallery at Upper Belvedere in Vienna, allowing audiences to engage with art using their senses. Neto’s practice combines an interest with the biological form, as well as the traditional artisanal culture of his upbringing. By …
In his new exhibition Gabriel Orozco, presents new paintings, scrolls, sculptures, drawings and photographs made over the last year in Japan and …
In his site-specific installations, Adrián Villar Rojas builds worlds we have never seen before, places we have never been to. He describes …
Starting in the 1960s, as a pioneer of Land Art, Michael Heizer constructed a series of enormous works across the American West, …
Vik Muniz uses unlikely materials as: copper wire, chocolate, caviar, ketchup, dust, toys, diamonds, and trash, to construct images that are part …
Ian Hamilton Finlay, was an artist, poet and “avant gardener” whose work defined and resisted the deracination of European culture; at “Little …
Martin Boyce is a Scottish artist living in Glasgow, he awarded the Turner Prize in 2011. The exhibition at the Museum für …
The major thematic exhibition, After Babel, is about language and translation in a broader sense, and about how meaning is formulated and …
Doug Aitken is renowned for a diverse body of work that ranges from photography, sculpture and architectural interventions, to films, sound, single …
Throughout his sixty-year career, Twombly infused the physical and emotional aspects of Abstract Expressionism with a wealth of historic and mythic allusion. …
Visual art has always been closely associated with storytelling. In the twentieth century, with the advent of abstraction and its radical break …
Balance Sheets is an international group show that draws out relationships between ideas of balance in aesthetics, economics and ecological thinking. Is …
Echoing Italian poet and novelist Cesare Pavese’s idea that the only joy in the world is to begin, Toroni’s work repeats itself …
Since the 1960s, Nauman’s radical interdisciplinary approach has challenged conventions while producing new methodologies for creating art and meaning. His rigorous, ascetic …
For her new exhibition, Karen Kilimnik has created a group of small-scale paintings based mostly on appropriated images, many of these from …
The welfare state operates with regulations, rights and obligations that apply to everyone in the same way, requiring individuals to identify themselves …
Tony Oursler exhibits new sculptural works highlighting his interest in the relationship between humans and machines, exemplified through the development and proliferation …
The new exhibition of the American artist Doug Atiken at the Galerie Eva Presenhuber, explores the modern landscape and posits possibilities for …
“Past Tomorrow”, the solo exhibition by Elmgreen & Dragset, is continuing the artist duo’s interest in creating new narratives by staging psychologically …
For his first solo exhibition ithe Netherlands, the artist transformed the lower-level gallery in the Stedelijk’s new wing into an immersive environment …
By the 1950s, spurred on by wide public recognition and an increased demand in public commissions, Calder began creating awe-inspiring mobiles of …
Willem de Rooij’s work is multifaceted and includes in many instances the work of other artists or artefacts from historical and anthropological …
Josef Strau’s experimental artistic practice is anchored in the written word. In his installations, he contrasts fairly restrained architectural structures with often …
For his exhibition, Hicham Berrada transforms the space into a sensorial landscape. The temperature, the light and dark, the blue sky and …
